Five Odds To Keep The Sabbath Day Holy : Accumulator Tip for November 17

With the Italians narrowly defeating Belgium and Israel sharing the spoils against Les Bleus last week, the UEFA Nations League fosters on to Matchday 6, from which we have carefully prepared this nerve-wracking accumulator tip. While the three Lions seek victory against the Irish National football team on the Wembley grounds, the Italians would pitch their tents against the French. To round up, the Israeli locals would seek decency against the Belgians to maintain the status quo obtained last week - against the enormous odds piled up against them as the underdogs.

At Wembley, one of the most significant football grounds globally, the Three Lions of England will position themselves strategically, hoping to pounce on the Boys in Green in the sixth round of the Nations League.

Heavily ridden with injuries, The English team pushes a 4-2-3-1 formation courtesy of a star-studded set of reserves replacing Bukayo Saka, Alexander Trent Arnold, Declan Rice, Phil Foden and Aaron Ramsdale.

Harry Kane leads the attack, with Noni Madueke and Anthony Gordon spearing the flanks. Jude Bellingham plays the Number 10, coordinating Curtis Jones and Conor Gallagher in the Midfield. Kyle Walker, the defense puppet master, holds all strings in the last line, while Jordan Pickford stands strong between the sticks.

The representatives of the Republic of Ireland in this game are of little significance. Callum O’Dowda and Matt Doherty are key names in the team, heavily tipped to suffer defeat despite the 4-4-2 formation proffered, which holds to choke the midfield, where most of their pitch work occurs.

I expect that the Three Lions will dominate both halves since the team has shown a position of strength, losing only to the Greeks in their third game.

Bet: BTTS -NO

The Italian Blues will play against Le Bleus of France again in the sixth round of the Nations League with the French side, which fell 3-1 in the initial matchup between the sides earlier in September. They are eager to make reparative measures to their running four-game winning streak.

The Indomitable Italians, who have gone five games with four wins and one stalemate, are heavily tipped to clinch a consecutive victory and complete the winning brace. Their 3-5-1-1 lineup has proven to be masterful in their decimation quest, scoring twelve goals and conceding five in the last five games.

With Gigi Donnarumma between the sticks, Federico Domarco and Alessandro Bastoni mount stations on the right flank, and Giovanni Di Lorenzo tucks A. Cambiasso on the left. Niccolo Barella, one of the most anticipated players in this contest, plays the attacking midfield and false nine, while Mateo Retegui plays the goal poacher.

For the French side, Eduardo Camavinga stays on the side by suspension. Aurelio Tchouameni and Ousmane Dembele also count out on injury.

 Randal Kolo Muani leads the charge, while Michael Olise charges from the right. Ngolo Kante and Adrien Rabiot lie deep in the defensive midfield. Head Coach Didier Deschamps covers goalie Mike Maignan with the four horsemen - Theo Hernandez, Upamecano, Konate, and Jules Kounde.

My best wager is for both sides to score, irrespective of the eventual outcome

Bet: BTTS

Group 2 bottom dwellers Israel and Belgium contend for winning points in a way that looks poised in the favour of the visitors.

The Israeli kept a straight face against the French last week in the 0-0 jamlock, much to the home fans' disappointment, who expected the Blues to seize the advantage of the familiar pitch. The team fell behind in the last two games on their turf and may be doomed for a losing third.

The Belgian's only win in the last five league games has been against the Israelites, and the propensity for a repetitive victory occurrence irks the crowd, who expect their favorites to shine once more with a good definition of goals.

Personally, the winning preference for this game will be for more than two goals to be scored.

Bet: O 2.5